WIAA Daily Roundup: April 9

Hudson 2026 unleashed a potent offense and disciplined eye at the plate to overwhelm Rice Lake in a 13-3 victory. Sam Abrahamson paced the 11-hit attack with a 3-for-4 performance, including a triple, while also earning the win on the mound by allowing just one hit and zero earned runs with seven Ks over four innings. Jace Mataczynski anchored the lineup with four RBI and a pair of stolen bases, helping the Raiders capitalize on nine walks and six total steals. The Raiders broke the game open early, scoring four in the first and continuing to build the lead through Mataczynski’s multiple sacrifice flies. Rice Lake’s Lucas Roux and Gavin Richter each drove in a run, but the Warriors struggled to contain Hudson's aggressive base running and patient plate appearances.

The Lions answered a 13-11 win from Pewaukee with a dominant 15-2 in the second contest.

The opener saw Pewaukee outlasting New Berlin Eisenhower 13-11 in a nine-inning marathon that featured 29 combined hits and multiple late-inning lead changes. Cayden Burtness delivered the decisive blow in the top of the ninth with a two-run double, while the Pewaukee bullpen surrendered just one unearned run over the final three and one-third innings to secure the victory. The Pirates' offensive explosion was fueled by Colton Wall’s four-hit performance and two-RBI efforts from Hudson Bremberger, Burtness, Brooks Dobberstein, and Duke Medina. Eisenhower nearly pulled off a massive comeback behind home runs from Colin Harrington and Max Nemoir, the latter of whom finished with three RBI. Caleb Johns paced the Lions with a 4-for-5 day at the plate, but the effort fell short as Pewaukee’s hitters racked up 16 hits to split the season series.

In game two, New Berlin Eisenhower exploded for nine runs in the final frame to secure a 15-2 blowout victory over Pewaukee. Carter Monreal headlined the offensive barrage with four RBI on two hits, while Josh Bonin and Cade Schick fueled the seventh-inning surge with a three-run single and a two-run double, respectively. The starting pitcher, Cal Schneider, dominated the mound for four innings, striking out eight and allowing zero runs on four hits to earn the win. The Lions displayed exceptional plate discipline by drawing 13 walks—including four from Johns—and added five stolen bases to their nine-hit performance. Despite the lopsided score, Pewaukee's Burtness finished a perfect 3-for-3 at the plate in the loss.

Sun Prairie East utilized an early offensive spark and a combined two-hitter to defeat Madison East 6-2 on Thursday. Mason Koop set the tone on the mound with three hitless innings and five Ks before Easton Gross earned the win, allowing zero earned runs over four frames of relief. The Cardinals took control early as Grayson Uttech provided an RBI single in the first and a run-scoring groundout in the third, while Jack Parker added a successful sacrifice bunt. Van Vogler paced the seven-hit attack with a 2-for-4 performance, and Cam Glusick swiped two of the team’s five stolen bases to keep the pressure on the Purgolders. Elwood Minnick-Wortzel drove in a run for Madison East, which struggled to capitalize despite drawing six walks.

Menomonee Falls overcame an early deficit to defeat Hamilton 5-2 on Thursday, powered by a steady offense and a dominant start on the mound. Anderson Stehli earned the victory, surrendering just two hits and two runs while striking out five over six strong innings before Cade Kosnick tossed a hitless seventh to secure the win. The Phoenix took the lead for good in the third inning behind a two-run lineout from Drew Browne and an RBI single by Matthew Nemec, followed by a solo home run to center field from Kosnick in the fourth. Kosnick, James Swaziek, and Nick Alburg each tallied two hits to lead a nine-hit attack that consistently pressured the Hamilton defense. Mason Hahn provided a bright spot for Hamilton with an RBI double, but the team was limited to just two hits in the contest.

Mukwonago edged Kenosha Tremper 2-1 in a defensive struggle defined by early runs and stellar pitching. Braedon Paczocha delivered the game-winning RBI double in the third inning to break a 1-1 tie, finishing the day with two hits alongside teammate Tyler Smeiska. The starting pitcher, Caleb Scheel, earned the win by allowing just one unearned run on five hits over four innings before Preston Ciurro provided hitless relief to earn the save. London Stanley took the loss for Kenosha Tremper despite an impressive outing on the mound and a team-high two hits at the plate. The Indians' pitching staff combined to limit the Trojans to a single run, overcoming a first-inning error to secure the narrow victory.

Slinger overcame multiple lead changes to defeat Oak Creek 7-4, fueled by a decisive four-run outburst in the fourth inning. Kyle Panten spearheaded the rally with a two-run single before Brayden Zimmerman added a two-run base hit to center field to reclaim a lead the Owls would not relinquish. The relief pitcher, Mason Opetz, earned the victory by limiting the Knights to one run on two hits over the final three frames. Panten anchored the offense with three RBI, while Gavin Sawyer displayed a keen eye at the plate with three walks and two stolen bases. Mack Endres paced Oak Creek with two hits and two RBI, but the Knights were unable to overcome Slinger's patient approach that netted eight total walks.

Kimberly dominated Appleton East in an 11-0 shutout victory, powered by a 13-hit explosion and a commanding performance on the mound. Lex Knaebe led the charge at the plate, going a perfect 3-for-3 with a solo home run, while the infielder Beckett Hermus drove in a team-high three runs, including a two-run homer during a six-run fifth inning. The starting pitcher, Bryce Mischler, was nearly untouchable, striking out nine and allowing just two hits over four scoreless frames before Drew Furman provided a hitless inning of relief. The Papermakers were aggressive on the base paths with seven stolen bases and played flawless defense, committing zero errors to back their pitching staff. Adan Vargas provided the only multi-hit effort for the Patriots, who struggled to keep pace with Kimberly's relentless scoring.

Germantown pulled away late to secure a 6-4 victory over Brookfield East after Gordon delivered a decisive two-run double in the top of the seventh. The relief pitcher, Nolan Vogt, earned the win by throwing two perfect innings to quiet the Spartans' bats after they had taken an early 4-1 lead. Carter Gordon anchored the offense with two hits and two RBI, while the Warhawks displayed elite patience at the plate by drawing 10 total walks. Brookfield East relied on doubles from Sam Wells, Evan Ruesch, and Joel Markusse to spark a three-run second inning, but they were ultimately undone by free passes and the late Germantown surge. Despite a strong start from Wells, who allowed zero hits over two innings, the Spartans' bullpen couldn't hold off the Warhawks' disciplined lineup.

Hortonville snatched a dramatic 6-5 walk-off victory over Oshkosh North after Connor Christensen delivered a clutch two-run double in the bottom of the seventh inning. The Polar Bears trailed by a run entering their final at-bat before Christensen’s heroics capped a back-and-forth battle defined by late-inning lead changes. Tristian Berrens earned the win in relief, while starting pitcher Mason Burrichter provided a strong foundation by allowing only one hit and one run over five innings. Brock Wolter paced the offense with two hits, and the Polar Bears' disciplined lineup combined for eight walks to keep the pressure on the Spartans. Despite the loss, Oshkosh North's starting pitcher, Jackson Anderson, dominated early with eight strikeouts and allowed zero earned runs through five frames.

Appleton North overwhelmed Oshkosh West 14-4, powered by a massive eight-run second inning and a multi-homer performance. Aedan Waterstreet spearheaded the attack with four RBI, including a two-run single and a two-run home run to center, while Owen Reuland added a three-run blast to left field. Colin Reddy earned the victory on the mound and helped his own cause with three RBI and two hits, part of a 13-hit barrage that saw leadoff hitter Jackson Skorr finish 3-for-5. The Lightning bullpen provided lockdown relief from Reuland and Isaak L’Esperance to stifle any hopes of a Wildcats comeback. Evan Johnson led Oshkosh West with three hits in the loss, but the Wildcats’ pitching staff struggled to contain a Lightning lineup that also drew eight walks.

Wisconsin Lutheran dominated Waukesha South 14-6 behind a perfect 4-for-4 hitting performance from Cole Kugler and an 11-strikeout masterpiece on the mound. Starting pitcher Eli Dreier earned the win, allowing only one hit and one run over five dominant innings before Andrew Belott provided a perfect inning of relief with three additional Ks. The Vikings' offense exploded for 13 hits and drew 12 walks, highlighted by Carter Fry’s three RBI and a two-run triple from Cooper Sievert. Wisconsin Lutheran’s aggressive base running resulted in 10 stolen bases, while the defense remained perfect with zero errors to back the pitching staff. Michael Petfalski led the Blackshirts with a three-run triple during a late-inning rally, but it wasn't enough to overcome the early deficit.

Kaukauna relied on a massive offensive outburst from the bottom of the order to cruise past Fond du Lac 11-2. Kaden Kress headlined the 14-hit attack by going 3-for-4 with a three-run home run in the third, while Quentin Gustman and Ryker Donnermeyer combined with Kress to produce seven hits and three RBI. The starting pitcher, Paxton Schuh, earned the victory with four innings of four-hit ball and five strikeouts before Quentin Gustman provided three hitless frames of relief to seal the win. Blake Vandeloo fueled the early surge with a two-run single in the second, and the Ghosts showcased discipline at the plate by drawing seven walks. Jack Brenner provided the lone highlight for the Cardinals with a first-inning two-run homer in the losing effort.

Cedar Grove-Belgium built an early five-run cushion and withstood a furious late rally to edge Grafton 5-4 on Thursday. Starting pitcher Carter Schmitz earned the win, tossing four scoreless innings of three-hit ball with four strikeouts, while Knight stepped in to record the save. Jonah Banton and Ira Hilbelink powered the Rockets' offense with two hits and two RBI apiece, helping the team capitalize on seven walks and six stolen bases. Despite trailing significantly, Grafton narrowed the gap via a home run, a double, and a triple, led by a two-RBI performance from #20 and two hits from Will Heinz. The Rockets' errorless defensive play proved critical in the final frames as they halted the Black Hawks' comeback attempt.

Wilmot outlasted Badger 17-14 in a wild, high-scoring slugfest defined by a massive nine-run rally in the bottom of the sixth inning. Chance Ruby spearheaded the Panthers' 15-hit attack, finishing a perfect 4-for-4 with four RBI, including a crucial two-run double that helped erase a late six-run deficit. Nate Dzierzanowski provided the game's biggest blow with a three-run double in the sixth and later moved from the field to the mound to earn the save. Cash Panosian was credited with the win in relief after a chaotic frame where both teams combined for 16 runs in the sixth inning alone. Reggie Brent added a solo home run for the Panthers, while Badger’s Tim O'Grady drove in three runs in the losing effort.

Aquinas edged Onalaska 8-7 in a back-and-forth thriller anchored by a resilient middle-inning rally and error-free defense. Aedan David earned the win on the mound and helped his own cause at the plate with two hits and two RBI, while Waylon Hargrove added a crucial two-run single during a four-run fourth inning. Marcus Klar displayed elite plate discipline, walking three times and driving in two runs to keep the Blugolds' offense moving. The bullpen turned to Jonny Deets, who recorded the save to preserve the lead after David surrendered four earned runs over five innings. Onalaska's attack was led by Carson Zinnecker and Bradyn DeLong, who each drove in two runs, but the Hilltoppers were unable to overcome the Blugolds' steady run production.

Barron relied on a dominant start from Glendon Thompson and a perfect day at the plate from Zac Edwards to secure a 7-2 victory over Spooner. Thompson earned the win by striking out six and allowing zero earned runs on just three hits over six innings of work. Edwards anchored the Golden Bears' offense, finishing 2-for-2 with two RBI, two walks, and two stolen bases to lead an aggressive attack that swiped five bags total. Barron established an early lead in the first on a Troy McDonough RBI double and extended it in the second through a Collin Duncan sacrifice fly and a Bryce Kittelson RBI single. Cam Rich and Reid Hagen each drove in a run for Spooner, but the Rails were unable to overcome Thompson's command on the mound.

Big Foot dominated Evansville in a 15-1 blowout, breaking the game open late with a massive seven-run seventh inning. Carter Ries earned the win on the mound, scattering three hits and allowing just one run over five innings, while Quincy Torrez provided hitless relief to finish the job. The Chiefs' offense was relentless, racking up 13 hits and drawing 12 walks, led by three-hit performances from both Dawson Walter and Ries. Flynn Montgomery and Chase Wilson each anchored the lineup with three RBI apiece, capitalizing on an aggressive strategy that included six stolen bases. Evansville struck first in the opening frame when Lincoln Keller drew a bases-loaded walk, but the Blue Devils' bats were held in check for the remainder of the contest.

Brillion roundly defeated Valders twice in an exciting double header.

The opener saw Brillion dismantling Valders 17-2, highlighted by a massive 10-run second inning that effectively ended the contest early. Chase Braun was perfect at the plate, going 3-for-3 with two RBI and three runs scored, while Landon Mathes and Aiden Reinke each drove in three runs to lead a 13-hit attack. On the mound, Braun struck out six over three innings to earn the win before Mathes provided dominant relief, striking out four more in less than two innings of work. The Lions capitalized on defensive miscues and displayed aggression on the bases with six steals, including two each from Joe Shimek and Weston Schmidt. Austin Ebert provided a brief highlight for Valders with an RBI double in the first, but the Vikings' pitching staff struggled to contain the Lions' relentless offense.

In game two, Brillion overcame an early deficit to defeat Valders 7-4, using patient plate appearances and aggressive base running to fuel the comeback. The Lions drew 10 walks and swiped six bases, with Mathes leading the charge by earning three free passes and multiple steals before recording the save on the mound. Shimek started the game and provided steady innings, while he and Braun paced the offense with two hits each. Valders jumped out to a quick lead in the first inning behind a Carter Valleskey triple and an Ebert double, but the Lions' consistent pressure eventually wore down the Vikings' pitching. Despite a flawless defensive performance with zero errors, Valders couldn't hold off Brillion's late-inning surge.

Connor Tracy anchored a 9-1 victory for Brookfield Academy, striking out 11 batters and allowing just two hits over five dominant innings. The right-hander didn’t issue a single walk in the outing, while Kolton Nimmer followed with two hitless frames to close out St. Francis. The Blue Knights established control in the first inning with a three-run surge fueled by Luke Rogutich’s two-RBI single and further separated themselves with a five-run fifth inning. Isaaq Qureshi highlighted that late rally with a two-run double, while Nick Roth and Rogutich combined for four RBI on the day. Despite three hits from the St. Francis lineup, including a stolen base effort from Jordan Wuerl, the Mariners couldn't overcome the Blue Knights' disciplined approach that featured nine walks and six stolen bases.

Burlington showcased a masterclass in situational hitting and plate discipline, erupting for an 11-run fifth inning to dismantle Waterford 13-3. The Demons' relentless rally was fueled by 10 total walks and a flurry of hit-by-pitches, though timely knocks from Jake Dummer, Matthew Hoffman, and Lincoln Willich ensured the lopsided result as the trio combined for nine RBI. Noah Ruleford anchored the patient approach with four walks, while the defense played flawless, error-free baseball to back Charlie Appleby’s steady four-inning start. After weatherng an early three-run deficit, Burlington’s ability to maximize scoring opportunities turned a close contest into a run-rule victory.

Cudahy Packers authored a historical offensive performance, overwhelming Milwaukee Lutheran 34-2 behind an eye-popping 25 walks and an 11-hit attack. The scoring barrage was headlined by a staggering 21-run second inning, while Landon Fuchs set the tone early with four RBI, including a bases-clearing double in the first. Catcher Thomas "Eddie" Bryan was equally lethal, highlighted by a three-run triple, and T.J. Hahn sparked the lineup from the top with a three-hit day and multiple stolen bases. On the mound, Jonathan Pettke and Jalen Seipel combined for a three-inning no-hitter, racking up eight total strikeouts to silence the Red Knights. This dominant showing was rounded out by a perfect defensive effort and 11 stolen bases, cementing a complete victory for the Packers.

Denmark leaned on a stifling pitching staff to secure a 3-0 shutout victory over Oconto Falls in a classic defensive duel. David Dittmer earned the win with four scoreless frames, and Daxton Kraschnewski slammed the door for the save, as the duo combined to limit the Panthers to just two hits while striking out eight. The Vikings manufactured enough offense through fundamental execution, using RBI groundouts from Kraschnewski and Ozzie Enz to build an early lead. Despite Oconto Falls drawing eight walks to keep the pressure on, Denmark’s defense remained stout, highlighted by a critical double play that stifled a potential rally.

De Pere delivered a staggering 25-0 shutout against Green Bay Southwest, powered by an explosive offense and a flawless performance from the mound. Charles Buysse was untouchable in the win, striking out seven and surrendering only two hits without a single walk over five dominant innings. The Redbirds' lineup displayed both power and discipline, highlighted by home runs from Jake Mleziva and Will Nikolay, the latter of whom finished with two hits and three RBI. Aiden Schilling matched that production with three RBI of his own, while the team maximized scoring opportunities through eight walks and seven stolen bases. Despite Green Bay Southwest getting hits from Elijah Pukel and Dominic Quinones, the Trojans could not overcome a relentless De Pere attack that plated eight runs in the fifth inning alone to finalize the rout.

Brady Rongstad anchored a resilient 11-4 comeback victory for East Troy, striking out 11 batters while allowing just three hits over five innings of work. After falling behind 4-0 in the third, the Trojans immediately flipped the script with a five-run rally in the bottom half of the frame, highlighted by Cole Pettijohn’s two-run groundout. Rongstad also contributed at the plate with three RBI, while Jaylen Hoffman and Brayden Phillips provided the offensive spark with two hits apiece, including a late two-run triple by Phillips. The Trojans' discipline was on full display as they drew 10 walks and swiped four bases to keep constant pressure on the Whippets' pitching. Despite early RBI contributions from Christian Aranda, Matt Carollo, and Liam Egnoski, Whitewater could not contain an East Troy squad that capitalized on errors and explosive late-inning surges to seal the win.

Edgewood snatched a 4-3 walk-off victory in the bottom of the eighth inning, capitalizing on a defensive miscue to overcome a resilient Stoughton squad. Despite being out-hit seven to four, Edgewood benefited from a flawless defensive performance and two critical double plays that repeatedly stalled the Vikings' momentum. Saxton Wiest turned in a stellar start for Stoughton, allowing only one earned run over seven innings, but late-inning errors proved costly as Edgewood tied the game in the seventh before winning it in the eighth. Givon Storkson paced the Vikings with a three-hit day and Logan Hedstrom provided an early spark with an RBI single, but the team's three total errors ultimately opened the door for the Crusaders. Jack Bishop led the way for Edgewood with an RBI single, helping his squad stay within striking distance until the final dramatic play.

Hunter Isotalo delivered a historic performance, hitting for the cycle to propel the Greendale Varsity Panthers to a massive 26-1 victory over Pius XI Catholic. The standout outfielder completed the rare feat in just four innings, punctuated by a three-run home run to right field and seven total bases. Reece Kelly provided immense support at the plate, going a perfect 3-for-3 with six RBI, while the Panthers’ offense combined for 17 hits and 13 walks. Noah Jacobson earned the win on the mound, striking out four over two innings, before Diego Zvala closed the door with two hitless frames of relief. Greendale’s dominance extended to the base paths with nine stolen bases and a flawless defensive effort that saw zero errors. Despite an RBI from Morgan Gillitzer, Pius XI had no answer for a Panthers lineup that plated 15 runs in the first two innings alone.

Fall Creek and Blair-Taylor battled to an 8-8 draw on Thursday in a high-intensity contest that saw multiple lead changes and resilient rallies from both sides. The Crickets utilized a disciplined approach to claw back in the seventh inning, using a double by Bryson Elkins and a clutch ground out by Wright to level the score. Elkins anchored the bottom of the order with two RBI, while Jamison Rochester’s three walks contributed to a team total of 10 free passes that kept Fall Creek in constant scoring position. Blair-Taylor’s offense was powered by an 10-hit attack, led by Matthew Beck’s 3-for-4 performance and RBI from Thompson, who temporarily gave the Wildcats the lead in the fifth. Despite aggressive base running from both squads—combining for 10 total stolen bases—neither team could find the decisive run before the game ended in a stalemate.

Holmen relied on a stellar performance from Holmes and a opportunistic offense to edge out Sparta in a 3-2 defensive battle. Chris Holmes was dominant on the hill, racking up six strikeouts and surrendering only two hits over five scoreless innings to earn the victory. The Vikings jumped ahead in the third inning behind a sacrifice fly from Mason Flury and a Spartan defensive miscue, while Nolan Lomas provided a spark from the bottom of the order with a perfect 2-for-2 day at the plate. Colton Wucki stepped in to secure the save, navigating a late Sparta push led by Seb Lopez, who drove in both of his team's runs. Despite drawing eight walks and a gritty relief effort on the mound, Sparta couldn't overcome Holmen’s early lead and disciplined pitching.

Kettle Moraine staged a dramatic late-inning comeback to edge out Hartford 3-2 in a tightly contested defensive struggle. The Lasers trailed 2-1 heading into the bottom of the sixth before Callen Mirek delivered the decisive blow, a two-run single that catapulted his team into the lead. Mirek also anchored the win from the mound, surrendering only three hits and one earned run across six strong innings while striking out five. Hartford had established an early lead behind an RBI single from Boden Brandner and capitalized on a passed ball in the third, but the Orioles' offense was largely stymied by a flawless Kettle Moraine defense. Despite a two-hit effort from Kaiden Romens and a quality start from Braydon Slack, the Orioles couldn't reclaim the momentum after Mirek's heroics, as the Lasers’ error-free play and timely hitting secured the narrow victory.

Living Word High School relied on a power surge and dominant starting pitching to secure a narrow 4-3 victory over Catholic Central. Jack White provided the offensive fireworks, going 2-for-3 with two RBI, including a go-ahead solo home run in the third inning that broke a 2-2 tie. On the mound, Jackson Oliver was nearly untouchable, racking up 10 strikeouts over six innings while surrendering only two hits to the Hilltopper lineup. Catholic Central remained competitive behind Wyatt Leiting’s two-run homer in the third, but the Hilltoppers struggled to capitalize on five walks issued by the Living Word starter. The Timberwolves’ aggressive approach on the base paths, featuring four stolen bases and 10 total hits, ultimately provided enough cushion to hold off the Hilltoppers' late efforts.

Luxemburg-Casco wasted no time asserting dominance, plating six runs in the opening frame to cruise past St. Mary Catholic 8-1. The Spartans' balanced 11-hit attack was led by Myles Jandrin and Ethan Werner, while Tatum Klaubauf provided a spark with two RBI and a pair of stolen bases. Noah Chervenka set the tone on the mound, allowing just one hit and one run over four innings before Ethan Engum provided three innings of flawless relief, combining for 10 total strikeouts. St. Mary Catholic struggled to recover from the early deficit despite a six-strikeout performance from Jacob Ernsting, as the Zephyrs were limited to just two hits on the afternoon. A flawless defensive effort and aggressive base running, including five stolen bases, ensured the Spartans maintained control from the first pitch to the final out.

Menasha orchestrated a stunning late-inning comeback to defeat Winneconne 10-6, erasing a six-run deficit with a massive nine-run explosion in the sixth inning. The defining moment came when Jacob Coopman launched a grand slam to center field, punctuating a two-hit, four-RBI performance that completely shifted the momentum. Zach Dedering provided elite relief to facilitate the rally, throwing three and two-thirds innings of hitless, shutout baseball to earn the victory. Winneconne had established control early behind Lucky Pahl’s three RBI and aggressive base running from Colson Kleinschmidt, who swiped three bags, but their pitching staff faltered against the Bluejays' late-game surge. Despite a flawless defensive game from the Wolves, Menasha's persistent plate discipline and Coopman's heroics ensured a dramatic road win.

Menomonie relied on a quick offensive start and a shutout performance from Bailey Casey to defeat Marshfield 5-1. The Mustangs established an early lead in the first inning behind an RBI double from Taylor Mars and cushioned their advantage with extra-base hits from Luke Bystol and Max Erickson in the third. Casey earned the win on the mound, scattering five hits over five scoreless innings, while Charlie Mikesell and Mars paced the team's nine-hit attack with two hits apiece. Marshfield’s offense saw a spark from the middle of the order, where Bryce Schade and Dylan Langhoff combined for four hits, but the Tigers were held to a single run driven in by Langhoff. Mason Polga provided a bright spot for Marshfield in relief, tossing four shutout innings to keep the Mustangs at bay late, though the early damage proved insurmountable.

Mondovi used an explosive six-run second inning and a flawless defensive performance to secure an 11-7 victory over Whitehall. Bode Falkner and Cooper Sandberg fueled the offensive surge, each collecting two hits and driving in two runs, while Blake Williamson and Hunter Wik contributed extra-base hits to the team's 11-hit total. Zach Konkel earned the win on the mound, surrendering only two runs over four innings, and also anchored the defense with a team-high seven chances in the field. The Buffaloes complemented their power at the plate with aggression on the base paths, led by Deeghan Koenitzer’s two stolen bases and a disciplined approach that drew seven walks. Despite a late push from Whitehall behind Mason Bautch's two RBI and William Youngbauer's two steals, Mondovi’s error-free play and early run support proved too much to overcome.

Cal Juckem put on a clinic both at the plate and on the mound to lead the Neenah Varsity Rockets to a dominant 17-5 victory over the Appleton West Varsity Terrors. The standout performer finished 4-5 with four RBI, including three singles and a double, while also earning the win as the starting pitcher with six strikeouts over five and one-third innings. Neenah’s 18-hit barrage began early with a four-run first inning and was further bolstered by a six-run explosion in the fifth, highlighted by Ethan Hellengreen’s triple and Owen Pire’s two-run single. Five different Rockets, including James Weiland and Keegan Krueger, recorded multi-hit games to keep the pressure on the Terrors' pitching staff throughout the afternoon. While Appleton West found a spark through Charlie Blevins’ solo home run and a two-hit effort from Madson, they were unable to keep pace with a Neenah squad that also added four stolen bases to their offensive total.

Drew Stettbacher turned in a masterful performance on the mound, powering North Fond du Lac to a 3-0 shutout victory over Mayville. Logan Puddy was vital to the offensive rhythm, joining Stettbacher with a multi-hit performance, while the trio of Austin Supple, Henry Drazkowski, and Kaden Pollack showed elite patience by drawing two walks apiece. These free passes kept constant pressure on the Cardinals’ defense, allowing the Fighting O’s to manufacture runs despite Mayville's errorless play in the field. Defensively, the North Fond du Lac infield remained sharp, highlighted by a timely double play that snuffed out a potential Cardinals rally.

A clutch extra-inning run and dominant early pitching propelled the Omro Foxes to a thrilling 3-2 victory over the Winnebago Lutheran Academy Vikings in eight innings on Thursday. Omro starter Cade Sowls set the tone by tossing 5.0 scoreless innings and yielding just one hit and three walks, but the Vikings rallied for two runs in the seventh against the bullpen to force extra innings. Reliever Mason Boerner ultimately earned the win, shutting the door down the stretch with 1.1 hitless frames and a pair of Ks. The Foxes manufactured the go-ahead run in the top of the eighth despite recording only two hits in the entire contest, paced by Evan Bernier's 1-for-3 day with a run scored and three stolen bases, alongside an RBI single from Connor Grams. On the other side of the diamond, Winnebago Lutheran Academy's Evan Cole was dealt a tough-luck loss despite a spectacular 10-strikeout performance on the mound, allowing zero earned runs over 7.1 innings, while Owen Ehlke provided his team's late offensive spark by driving in two runs with a seventh-inning single

A massive five-run surge in the bottom of the sixth inning propelled the Plymouth Panthers to a thrilling 7-5 comeback victory over the Sheboygan North Golden Raiders on Thursday. Plymouth starter Will Krebsbach kept the game close early, tossing 5.0 solid innings and allowing just one earned run on two hits and a single walk while striking out five. Trailing 5-2 entering the home half of the sixth, the Panthers' offense erupted, highlighted by a game-tying two-run single from left fielder Oliver Picard and a clutch go-ahead RBI single from Kale Marquardt. Reliever Liam O'Toole picked up the win despite a rocky frame, paving the way for Ryan Stearns to shut the door in the seventh with a scoreless, one-hit inning to secure the save. On the other side of the diamond, designated hitter Eric Paarmann accounted for a chunk of Sheboygan North's offensive production with a 1-for-2 day, a run scored, and an RBI, while Tristin Hundt added a hit and a run scored before the team's late lead evaporated.

A massive five-run surge in the bottom of the sixth inning propelled the Plymouth Panthers to a thrilling 7-5 comeback victory over the Sheboygan North Golden Raiders on Thursday. Plymouth starter Will Krebsbach kept the game close early, tossing 5.0 solid innings and allowing just one earned run on two hits and a single walk while striking out five. Trailing 5-2 entering the home half of the sixth, the Panthers' offense erupted, highlighted by a game-tying two-run single from left fielder Oliver Picard and a clutch go-ahead RBI single from Kale Marquardt. Reliever Liam O'Toole picked up the win despite a rocky frame, paving the way for Ryan Stearns to shut the door in the seventh with a scoreless, one-hit inning to secure the save. On the other side of the diamond, designated hitter Eric Paarmann accounted for a chunk of Sheboygan North's offensive production with a 1-for-2 day, a run scored, and an RBI, while Tristin Hundt added a hit and a run scored before the team's late lead evaporated.

A masterful complete-game performance from Jaxson Maass anchored a tight pitcher's duel as Portage edged McFarland 2-1 on Thursday. Maass earned the victory for the Warriors, tossing 7.0 innings and allowing just one earned run on two hits and three walks while striking out eight. The Portage offense manufactured just enough run support to secure the win, sparked by center fielder Oskar Johnson's perfect 2-for-2 day with a double and a walk, alongside clutch run-scoring hits from catcher Brody Kayartz and shortstop Matthew Simonson.

A massive seven-run second inning and a dominant one-hit shutout from Ben Neimeyer propelled the Racine Case Eagles to a commanding 11-0 victory over Shoreland Lutheran on Thursday. Neimeyer was virtually untouchable on the mound to earn the complete-game win, tossing 7.0 scoreless innings while yielding just one hit and three walks alongside eight Ks. Center fielder Cameron Palmgren anchored the explosive Racine Case lineup, finishing 1-for-2 with a home run, two walks, two stolen bases, and a game-high three RBIs. The Eagles also aggressively utilized the basepaths to constantly keep the pressure on Shoreland Lutheran's defense, racking up 10 stolen bases as a team, including three from left fielder Tyler Brochhausen. On the other side of the diamond, third baseman Aiden Fiers managed the sole offensive production for Shoreland Lutheran with a single, as the lineup was otherwise entirely stifled by Neimeyer's overpowering presence.

Capitalizing on dominant pitching and aggressive baserunning, the Random Lake Rams defeated Kohler 4-1 on Thursday. Starter Decker Kleppin earned the win, tossing 5.1 innings and allowing just one earned run on two hits and three walks while striking out seven, before Reed Traas slammed the door with 1.2 perfect, hitless frames of relief featuring three Ks. Second baseman Logan Michaels sparked the Random Lake offense with a 2-for-3 performance and two runs scored, notably tying the game in the third inning by successfully stealing home. The Rams pulled away late by manufacturing runs through Kohler defensive miscues and timely situational hitting, capped off by an RBI sacrifice bunt from Traas in the seventh inning. For Kohler, Aiden Oldenhoff provided an early flash of offense by ripping a first-inning triple and scoring the team's sole run on Nolan Kading's RBI groundout, while Kading was dealt a tough-luck loss on the mound despite yielding zero earned runs and striking out eight over 5.2 innings of work.

A massive four-run opening frame and a combined pitching shutout propelled the Reedsburg Beavers to a commanding 9-0 victory over Fort Atkinson on Thursday. Starter Kane Kennedy earned the win, tossing 5.0 scoreless innings and allowing just three hits and three walks while striking out five, paving the way for Winston Alonso to seal the game with 2.0 spotless frames in relief. Right fielder Baron Koch anchored the relentless Reedsburg lineup with a 3-for-4 performance, tallying two runs scored and a pair of RBIs, while third baseman Avery Olson chipped in by going 2-for-3 with an RBI double and two runs scored. Kennedy also helped his own cause at the plate, driving in two runs on a pair of sacrifice flies as the Beavers steadily built their lead throughout the contest. On the other side of the diamond, Alexis Martinez provided the sole extra-base hit for Fort Atkinson with a first-inning double, but the lineup ultimately struggled to string together any sustained threats against Reedsburg's dominant arms.

A dominant 11-strikeout performance from starting pitcher Brad Vesperman lifted the Regis Ramblers to a 4-1 victory over the Bloomer Blackhawks on Thursday. Vesperman earned the win by completely stifling the opposition, tossing 5.2 innings and allowing just one earned run on three hits and a pair of walks before reliever Mason Franko slammed the door to secure the final four outs. Third baseman Vaughn Brogelman anchored the Ramblers' offense with a 2-for-3 day that included an RBI double, while Chase Brogelman chipped in with a run-scoring single to help build an early lead. On the mound for Bloomer, starter Charlie Bowe took the loss after grinding through 5.0 innings, yielding three earned runs on five hits and two walks while striking out six. The Blackhawks' lineup ultimately struggled to string together hits against Vesperman, managing their sole run in the fourth inning on Drew Ryder's RBI single, though Bowe did help his own cause at the plate by finishing 2-for-3 in the defeat.

A balanced offensive attack and stellar relief pitching from Romy Oskey lifted the Seymour Thunder to a 6-2 victory over the New London Bulldogs on Thursday. Starter Kobe Barth earned the win, grinding through 3.2 innings and allowing two earned runs on just one hit and five walks while striking out two, before Oskey completely shut the door with 3.1 scoreless innings of relief, yielding three hits and tallying three Ks. The Thunder lineup consistently applied pressure with ten total hits, highlighted by catcher Micah Byers driving in a pair of runs on a 2-for-4 day. Center fielder Caden Steffens also fueled the Seymour offense, finishing 2-for-4 with an RBI triple, a run scored, and a stolen base, while Oskey and Carson Staffeldt each contributed two hits and two runs scored to the winning effort. First baseman Jasper Celske paced the Bulldogs' lineup by going 2-for-3 with an RBI double, and Parker Heise added a run-scoring double of his own, but New London ultimately struggled to sustain any late rallies against Oskey's steady arm.

Capitalizing on early defensive miscues and a dominant start from Owen Pflum, the Sheboygan South Redwings routed Green Bay East 11-0 in a five-inning contest on Thursday. Pflum earned the complete-game victory on the mound, tossing 5.0 shutout innings while allowing just one hit and a single walk alongside six Ks. Third baseman Ryan Stephen paced the Sheboygan South offense with a 2-for-3 performance that included a double, two runs scored, and a pair of RBIs. Right fielder Trent Justus also delivered at the plate, ripping an RBI triple in the third inning and finishing the game with three runs driven in to help seal the blowout. On the other side of the diamond, catcher Grant Shaurette managed the lone offensive production for Green Bay East by roping a second-inning double to break up the no-hitter. Starter Brady Anderson took the loss after laboring through 3.0 innings and yielding 11 runs, though only four were earned, on three hits and eight walks, while reliever Douglas Yates showcased a brief flash of dominance by striking out the side in his single inning of work.

A spectacular combined no-hitter from Mason Schmidt and Rece Anderson propelled the Somerset Spartans to a commanding 6-1 victory over the Prescott Cardinals on Thursday. Schmidt was virtually untouchable in his start to earn the win, tossing 6.0 innings and allowing just one unearned run while issuing three walks and racking up a staggering 13 Ks, paving the way for Anderson to slam the door with a flawless hitless inning in the seventh. Anderson also served as the catalyst for the Spartans at the plate, finishing a perfect 2-for-2 with a double, two runs scored, and an RBI. First baseman Braden Bignell added a 2-for-4 performance with an RBI double to consistently keep the pressure on Prescott's pitching staff. With their bats entirely silenced by Somerset's arms, the Cardinals managed to manufacture their lone run in the second inning without a hit, drawing their only offensive production from walks by Max Montieth, Griffin Westberg, and Collin Kosmalski.

An early offensive barrage, highlighted by a massive four-run third inning, propelled St. Mary's Springs to a commanding 9-3 victory over the Campbellsport Cougars on Thursday. Starter Max Sadownikow anchored the win on the mound, tossing 5.0 innings and allowing three earned runs on five hits and a pair of walks while racking up eight Ks, before Micah Schneider sealed the game with 2.0 scoreless frames in relief. Catcher Killian Stoffel paced the relentless St. Mary's Springs lineup, finishing 3-for-4 with a pair of RBI doubles, while Sadownikow helped his own cause by going 2-for-4 with two runs scored and a sacrifice fly. The offense consistently kept the bases jammed, benefiting from six walks and right fielder Garver Buechel being hit by a pitch three times to keep the pressure on. Despite falling into a 7-0 hole early, Campbellsport showed some fight in a three-run fifth inning sparked by a two-run single from Cullen Reis, who led his team with a 3-for-4 performance at the plate. Jace Goebel also contributed an RBI single for the Cougars, and Carter Gellings added a double, but the lineup was ultimately unable to climb out of the steep early deficit.

Backed by a massive six-run opening frame and a dominant complete-game performance from Will Jensen, the Sun Prairie West Wolves routed Madison La Follette 11-0 in five innings on Thursday. Jensen was in total control on the mound, earning the win after tossing 5.0 scoreless innings and yielding just two hits and a single walk while racking up an impressive 12 Ks. Right fielder Ben Muszynski anchored the Wolves' relentless offensive attack, finishing a perfect 3-for-3 with two runs scored and an RBI, while catcher Lou Swingen added a 2-for-2 showing at the plate. Sun Prairie West also applied constant pressure on the basepaths, tallying nine stolen bases as a team, including three from leadoff hitter Kal Magli. For Madison La Follette, Schroepfer and Williams accounted for the team's only two hits, but the lineup was ultimately entirely stifled by Jensen's overpowering presence and an early six-run deficit.

A massive four-run seventh inning and a clutch two-run eighth propelled the Union Grove Broncos to a thrilling 7-5 extra-inning comeback victory over the Elkhorn Elks on Thursday. Union Grove starter Jayden King took a no-decision, tossing 4.0 innings and allowing four runs on eight hits and zero walks while striking out eight, before Tucker Katterhagen ultimately slammed the door with a hitless eighth inning with three Ks to earn the win in relief. Designated hitter Griffin Williams anchored the Broncos' late offensive surge with a 2-for-3 performance and a pair of RBIs, while Katterhagen helped his own cause at the plate by going 2-for-4 with a double and two runs scored. On the other side of the diamond, first baseman Derrik Beckstrand paced the Elkhorn lineup with a 3-for-4 showing that included a double and two RBIs, and starter Carson Lysaght pitched solidly by yielding just one run on two hits with five Ks over 4.0 innings. However, despite Romeo Morales also driving in a pair of runs, the Elks' bullpen faltered down the stretch, surrendering four runs in the seventh and two in the eighth to squander a 5-1 lead.

A masterful 12-strikeout complete game from Jack Olson and a steady offensive attack carried the Viroqua Blackhawks to a 7-1 victory over the Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau Red Hawks on Thursday. Olson was in complete control on the mound, earning the win after tossing 7.0 innings and allowing just one earned run on six hits and a single walk while racking up a dozen Ks. Shortstop Kolten Peterson fueled the Viroqua lineup from the top of the order, finishing a home run shy of the cycle with a 3-for-5 performance that included a double, a triple, two runs scored, and an RBI. Breaking a 1-1 tie in the fourth inning, the Blackhawks took the lead for good behind run-scoring singles from Olson and Alex Klum, before putting the game out of reach in the sixth with back-to-back RBI doubles by Tanner Bast and Ryan Kowalcyzk. Center fielder Mitchell Thell paced the Red Hawks with a 2-for-3 day and drove in the team's only run, while Sam De Jager also collected a pair of hits, but Gale-Ettrick-Trempealeau ultimately struggled to overcome Olson's overpowering presence and three costly defensive errors.

A massive late-inning offensive explosion propelled the Waukesha North Northstars to a 13-7 comeback victory over the New Berlin West Vikings on Thursday. Trailing entering the bottom of the fifth, the Northstars erupted for 10 runs across the final two frames to completely flip the script and put the game out of reach. Second baseman Riley Lyman paced the relentless Waukesha North offense with a perfect 3-for-3 performance, tallying a double, three runs scored, and three RBIs, while first baseman Drew Urban added a triple and drove in three runs of his own. Starter Caleb Mosley earned the win, grinding through 5.0 innings and allowing five earned runs on six hits and a walk while striking out seven, paving the way for JP Eagon to finish the game in relief. For New Berlin West, catcher Logan Zylka anchored the lineup by going 2-for-3 with two runs scored, an RBI, and a pair of stolen bases, but the Vikings’ bullpen ultimately collapsed under Waukesha North's late pressure.

An early three-run home run from catcher Chase Beahm and a dominant start from Logan Prall set the tone as the Waupun Warriors cruised to a 9-1 victory over DeForest on Thursday. Prall earned the win on the mound, tossing 6.0 innings and allowing just one earned run on three hits and a pair of walks while striking out six, before Emmett Hull closed the door with a hitless seventh inning. Beahm anchored the Waupun offense, finishing 2-for-4 with a double and four RBIs, while Landon Derksen contributed a multi-hit performance with a double and two runs scored. The Warriors also constantly applied pressure on the basepaths, highlighted by center fielder Trey Schmidt successfully stealing home in the second inning as part of a three-steal performance. DeForest struggled to string hits together against Prall, with Nolan Pennekamp pushing across the team's lone run on a third-inning fielder's choice, while Mason Ladwig, Carter Meyers, and Asher Brandsma each managed a single in the defeat.

A dominant complete-game shutout from Jack Templeton and a balanced offensive attack powered the Wauwatosa East Red Raiders to a 6-0 victory over the West Allis Hale Huskies on Thursday. Templeton was in complete control on the mound, tossing 7.0 scoreless innings while scattering seven hits and issuing just one walk alongside six Ks to earn the win. The Red Raiders built their lead steadily throughout the contest, highlighted by catcher Eli Marble's two-run double in the third inning and a two-run single from Cooper Wall to cap the scoring in the fifth. Ethan Karaszewski also produced a strong showing at the plate for Wauwatosa East, finishing 2-for-3 with an RBI single and a double, while Simon Fox added a pair of hits, a walk, and two stolen bases. Center fielder Luke Schaning paced the Huskies' offense with a 2-for-3 performance, and Mason Shore contributed a double, but the lineup was ultimately unable to string together timely hits to break through against Templeton's stellar pitching.

West Bend West built an early lead and relied on a dominant relief appearance from Collin Grass to secure a 6-4 victory over the Nicolet Knights on Thursday. Starter Dieter Pommer picked up the win, tossing 3.0 innings and yielding four unearned runs on just one hit and two walks with three Ks, paving the way for Grass to completely shut the door with 4.0 scoreless, walk-free innings while racking up seven strikeouts. The Spartans’ offense did its damage early, sparked by shortstop Ryan Rose's perfect 2-for-2 day with a double and a pair of RBIs, alongside Maddex Welzien, who tallied two hits, two runs, and an RBI. Despite taking advantage of five West Bend West fielding errors to push across four runs in the middle innings, the Knights were ultimately stifled down the stretch. Third baseman Cal Vercoe paced Nicolet's lineup in the losing effort, finishing 2-for-3 with an RBI as the team struggled to string hits together against Grass.

Backed by a relentless offensive attack and a dominant complete-game performance from Andrew Johnson, Westosha Central routed the Beloit Memorial Purple Knights 11-1 in five innings on Thursday. Johnson earned the victory, tossing 5.0 innings and yielding just one earned run on two hits and a pair of walks while racking up six Ks. The Westosha Central lineup consistently applied pressure to pull away, highlighted by catcher Jack Bline's perfect 3-for-3 day at the plate with a double, alongside multi-RBI performances from Ben Smet-Cooper, Tytus Nichter, Erik Novak, and Jake Fuchs. For Beloit Memorial, Callen Espinoza provided the lone offensive spark by launching a solo home run for his team's only run of the contest. However, defensive struggles ultimately plagued the Purple Knights, who committed six errors in the field and surrendered seven runs during Willmy Henriquez's 1.1-inning relief appearance, putting the game completely out of reach.

A massive six-run opening frame and a dominant start from Evan Kaczmarek paved the way for the Whitnall Falcons to cruise to a 12-2 victory over Shorewood on Thursday. Kaczmarek earned the win, tossing 5.0 innings and allowing zero earned runs on just two hits and a pair of walks while striking out five. Outfielder Lucas Weber anchored the Falcons' explosive offense, going 2-for-4 with two runs scored and a game-high four RBIs, while Aaron Zuber and Kyle Klumb each added multi-hit performances to keep the pressure on. After a quiet middle stretch, Whitnall put the game entirely out of reach with a five-run surge in the sixth inning to seal the blowout. For Shorewood, Alex Douros and Owen McLellan accounted for the team's only two hits, while Evan Douros managed to push across an RBI despite the lineup struggling to find any consistent footing against Whitnall's arms.

An early offensive barrage and a dominant combined pitching performance propelled the Wisconsin Dells Chiefs to a 10-0, six-inning victory over Mauston on Thursday. Starting pitcher Carter Syverson set the tone for the Chiefs, allowing zero runs on one hit and one walk while tallying two Ks across 1.2 innings, paving the way for relievers Henry Grove and Blake Weaver to lock down the four-hit shutout. The Wisconsin Dells offense erupted for four runs in the opening frame, sparked by an RBI triple from Nolan Tollaksen and Syverson successfully stealing home. Catcher Nolan Schmitz anchored the lineup with a perfect 2-for-2 day and three RBIs, ultimately ending the game in the bottom of the sixth with a two-run, walk-off single. Mauston struggled to consistently put the ball in play against the Chiefs' arms, with Alyis Hernandez's double standing as the team's lone extra-base hit in a quiet offensive showing.

A dominant complete-game pitching performance from Jacob Miller and a pivotal three-run fifth inning powered the Wrightstown Tigers past the Waupaca Comets 7-1 on Thursday. Miller settled in after yielding a run in the opening frame, tossing 7.0 innings and allowing just one earned run on five hits and three walks while racking up five Ks. The Tigers’ offense was sparked by shortstop Bennett Stengel, who went 3-for-4 with two runs scored, and Michael Besel, who blew the game open with a two-run single in the fifth. Catcher Ryan Leahy also delivered at the plate, driving in a pair of runs with a first-inning single and a sixth-inning sacrifice fly. On the other side of the diamond, John Zeamer's first-inning double and Reed Rogers' subsequent RBI single managed the sole offensive damage for the Comets, who otherwise struggled to string hits together against Wrightstown's starter.